, 1887-07-10
TOW TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.

A cold wave struck Denver yesterday.
The highest temperature was 640.
Ice cream soda served with only pure
fruit juices at Rhodes & Troxell's.
Cards are out for the grand fair at
Omaha the first week in September.
There will be a game of ball between
two picked mines south of the track this
afternoon.
A party will leave the city in a few days
to repair the Laramie and Chugwater
telephone lines.
P. FL. Waterman, fine Mackinaw straw
hats at 81 to 81, so. Reduced 25 per cent
for one week only.
H. George, a%nti-poverty and anti
labor" was the line placed on the Inter
Ocean register by some wag last evening.
The three Cheyenne brickyards have
manufactured nearly 100000 of the
little red blocks so far this season.
Arguments on the motion made for a
new trial in the Trumble case will be
made next Tuesday or Wednesday.
The defense in the Green court martial
began yesterday and had scarcely oDened
when court was adjourned until to-mor-
row.
The Wizard Oil troupe gave their final
entertainment in the city last night. The
party will leave for St. Paul, MIMI, this
morning.
The incandescent lemonade, cast-iron
confectionery and corrugated peanuts sold
in large quantities at the circus grounds
yesterday.
Ice cream soda forms a most delicious
summer drink. 1t is served with
the pure fruit fiavors at Rhodes & Trox-
ellis drug store.
Rhodes & Troxell are having an extra
ordinary run on their latest importations
of Cuban cigars. A better article was
never brought to the city.
1t is SAID that Associate Justice j. B,
Blair, who has been holding court in
Buffalo, will arrive here tomorrow and
proceed with the Mccoy case.
Several beggars, the majority of whom
were able bodied men, were arrested by
The police Yesterday. They will be placed
at work on the Evans street grade.
A cloud burst occurred eighteen miles
east of town on the It'll inst. Eleven
head of cattle were drowned and a num-
Der Of fences leveled to the ground.
There we're several shooting matches
between members of the Cheyenne Gun
club at the fair grounds yesterday. The
attendance was small on account of the
circus.
The contest case of the United States
VS.. Samuel E. Rogers, now pending in
the land office here, will be concluded
Monday. The prosecution finished at
loon yesterday.
Mrs. Beck was not confined in jail last
Friday, but was simply held in the sher-
if office until the prosecuting attorney
decided not to have her detained On the
charge Of perjury.
The motion for new trials in the per-
jury cases of Germs and Ketchum as
argued in the district court yesterday.
The matter was taken under advisement
by Judge Maginnis.
The new territorial deaf and dumb asy-
lum is rapidly assuming shape. Though
not a large building it will be a handsome
and well arranged institution, sufficient
for present purposes.
Helen Jenkins, who assaulted Minnie
Mead with a lamp night before last and
was arrested for the o%tfense, furnished
bonds in the sum of 500 yesterday and
was released from custody.
The obstreperous colored soldier who
led the police a wild chase Friday uight,
was tried before Judge Fisher yesterday
and fined for being drunk and disorderly
like a hog, and carrying concealed weap.
ons.
Deputy Territorial Auditor Stewart yes
terday issued $l2, 500 in warrants upon
the Wyoming's treasury. The money
applied to the payment of capitol
construction and for the work performed
on the revised statutes of Wyoming.
The circus is gone, the thieves, beggars,
pickpockets, thugs and confidence men
who accompanied it have also departed,
and about a wagon load of good and law
full coin has been carried away by the
combination. Still, everyone is satisfied.
p. III. Waterman, the popular haber-
dasher, last evening received the latest
styles in silk, Marseilles, and pique white
vests, both full dress and plain, They
are the nobbiest things in the Eastern
market, and the boys are invited around
to see them.